Proposition 9 would cause far more harm than good
The editorial argues Proposition 9 would worsen smog and harm California’s economy. It warns of job losses, disrupted fuel supplies, potential power blackouts, court battles, and higher food prices, urging a No vote and highlighting likely constitutional issues.
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Alan Post
Postman Honored as Neighborhood Demands Coverage
Letters criticize Press Telegram for scrapping May 2 postman retirement feature about Larry Arimet after Lakewood ran a similar story. More than 28 readers protest, noting 15 years of service and community ties, urging print of tribute with photos.
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Press-Telegram
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Lakewood
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The Chinese option shaped Nixon Brzeznev peace accord
The article analyzes the Chinese option as central to Nixon and Brezhnev’s Moscow agreements. It traces Sino Soviet relations, US strategy, and how China’s opening influenced détente. Nixon’s trip to Beijing is portrayed as breaking barriers enabling a new global balance, with both powers gaining strategic leeway.
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Celler criticized for money ties with Fischbach and Moore
Washington report questions Rep. Emanuel Celler D New York long serving House leader for mixing money interests with public duties. It outlines how he chaired and advocated for projects benefiting Fischbach and Moore, while omitting his law firm ties and subcontract relationships.
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U S and Soviet Trade Talks Show Partial Progress
Summit discussions failed to seal a trade agreement as both sides seek gains. U S farmers and industry push for new markets while the Soviet Union seeks credits and MFN status restoration. Debts from World War II, shipping rules, and lend lease ties complicate easing. American firms eye the Kama River truck project with export licenses pegged at a billion dollars, though no guarantees of contracts.
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